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Pre to Three: Policy Implications of Child
Brain Development
by Dr. Diane Fisher
Independent Women's Forum
iwf.org, 22-Jul-97 |
...the crisis in middle-class and affluent
mainstream families, where child drug use, suicide, depression and moral
confusion are also on the rise. These children live in the homes of
potentially capable parents who have become convinced that hands on
parenting is not important, that professionals, day-care and after school
programs are win-win propositions. Programs that further take children out
of parents hands are the last thing these families need.
Category =
Politics |
Pre to Three: Policy Implications of Child
Brain Development
by Dr. Diane Fisher
Independent Women's Forum
iwf.org, 22-Jul-97 |
It is dangerously naive to fall back on the idea
that no one will be forced to work or take their children to day-care (if
daycare is nationalized). Those that are free to choose will be "free" at a
financial price, with little societal support or validation, empty
neighborhoods and few playmates for their children.
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Freedom crisis,
not day-care crisis by Joseph Farah
worldnetdaily.com,
31-Oct-97 |
If politicians sincerely want to create more
options for parents, they ought to let them keep more of their hard-earned
money -- a lot more. They ought to encourage one parent to stay home
to fulfill the most important responsibility any adult has in life -- to
raise children.
For the increasing number of single parents, the choices are tougher.
But the first option ought to be family members, grandparents, aunts,
uncles, etc. If those alternatives are not available, professional day
care should be a last resort. However, if day care becomes the first
option for most American parents, unprecedented social disaster will be
imminent.
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